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1.	Bookmarks: 0	How Sugary Sweet Is St. Kitts For centuries, sugar cane was one of the most important crops in the world. As sugar cane grows best in tropical climates, European settlers saw an opportunity for wealth in Caribbean islands like St. Kitts. After colonization, forests were razed and replaced with sugar plantations to benefit the production of molasses, rum and raw sugar. As the oldest and wealthiest English colony in the Caribbean, St. Kitts once boasted 68 profitable plantations on just a 68-acre island. Th...
2.	Bookmarks: 0	Day Tripping To St. Kitts' Little Sister Island - Nevis Resting only a few miles apart in calm Caribbean waters, St. Kitts and Nevis have always shared an intimate relationship. Today, that relationship finds St. Kitts as one of the Caribbean’s premier travel destinations, while the smaller island of Nevis offers plenty of great activities for day tripping tourists. Though St. Kitts remains a superior resort destination with more tourist opportunities, the islands have much in common. For starters, both islands feature dormant vol...
3.	Bookmarks: 0	Saint Kitts And Nevis Casinos The smallest nation (in terms of land area) in the Western Hemisphere, Saint Kitts and Nevis might not seem like the most obvious place to find good gambling opportunities. Yet this tiny Caribbean state, which with a population of just 43,000 is the least populous country to have United Nations membership, enjoys the facilities of two fully-fledged casinos, including the celebrated Royal Resort casino.Surprisingly neither of Saint Kitts and Nevis Casinos are found in the ...
4.	Bookmarks: 0	Ben Nevis - a brief history of Humans on the Mountain If you are going on holiday in the Scottish Highlands you may well wish to attempt the walk up Ben Nevis. This article gives you interesting information about the earlier attempts to climb the mountain, and the history of the buildings on the summit plateau.